Grupo DEACERO
Andres Guerra Siller is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in commercial strategy and sales management, currently serving as Director Comercial Alambres y Filiales at Grupo DEACERO since April 2003. In this role, Andres is responsible for the sales, strategy, and planning of the Commercial Business Unit for Alambres in Mexico, LATAM, and Europe, alongside overseeing the companies Deacero Summit and Deacero Cables. Previous positions include Director Comercial Alambres and Subdirector de Ventas de Industrias y Soluciones Mexico, demonstrating a strong background in the manufacturing and industrial sectors. Prior to joining Grupo DEACERO, Andres was General Manager of Operations at Murray A. Goldenberg Textiles Inc., leading the distribution of textiles in Mexico. Andres holds a Master's degree in Business Administration from Tecnológico de Monterrey and has completed various specialized workshops in sales and negotiation from renowned institutions.
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Grupo DEACERO
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Deacero is strongly committed to a sustainable strategy of growth that benefits our company, the environment, our employees and the communities in which we operate. We are a fully integrated company with an infrastructure for recycling, processing waste, steel mills, finished product plants and distribution centers. We currently serve diverse industries and markets with a presence in Mexico and in over 20 countries including the United States, Canada, Guatemala, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Peru, Spain and the United Kingdom. At Deacero, our sustainability initiative is the guiding principle to all facets of our operation, which generates social, economic and environmental value to everything we do. The company owns sustainable developments in advanced technology for steel recycling facilities and its transformation to finish products, while always meeting ASTM and other international quality standards. We are more than 8,000 employees operating in 21 Recycling Centers, 3 Steel Mills, 15 Steel Wire Facilities and 1 Research & Development Center.